Enterprise Content Management
Dave Hawking is one of Australia's leading Information Retrieval researchers, now working to advance the tecnology behind Bing, Microsoft's search engine. Simon Kravis sat down with Dave to find out more about his work with Microsoft and the challenges for Enterprise Search.
The risks to Australian organisations associated with the management of information have been widely discussed amongst business leaders and in the media since changes to The Privacy Act 1998 (Privacy Act) took effect on the 12 March 2014. From our perspective, what has not been discussed is personal liability which relates to employees with a responsibility for the management of organisational information.
Sintelix has introduced new software to help text mining, geo coding, and entity extraction of any corporate companies working on data collection.
Alfresco Software is contributing to the Apache Software Foundation an open source integration, named Chemistry Parts. The integration connects Microsoft SharePoint to virtually any enterprise content management (ECM) system, including Alfresco, using the open standard CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services) from OASIS. The integration is contributed by Alfresco to the Apache Chemistry project, which is an open source implementation of CMIS.
Konica Minolta and Hyland Software are teaming up to address the enterprise content management (ECM) services market across the US, Asia-Pacific region, Japan and Europe.
Acaveo has recently announced the availability of Smart Information Server 3 to help companies rapidly understand their unstructured data and seize the opportunities of hybrid cloud storage, data classification and security assessment.
A cloud-first strategy for ECM and enterprise apps is paying dividends for Noosa Council.
Yes, we know change is constant, but it seems to be exponential at the moment, with no let-up in sight. Well I hate to tell you, but it is and there isn’t.
Can you defend your decision to delete data your organization no longer requires? That’s a critical question that every organization must address at some point.
A majority of enterprises are failing their knowledge workers, with only 11 per cent having an enterprise search capability, according to new research by the Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM).
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